Whatever you are doing…

Is there a gene for cre­ativ­i­ty?  I have no idea.  I do have a col­lec­tion of my father’s short sto­ries, which he nev­er pub­lished although I think they are quite good.  And I see a cre­ative flair in all three of my chil­dren, but espe­cial­ly in my mid­dle child, Nathan (Silace Amaro).  I’d like to intro­duce you to an art­book, What­ev­er You Are Doing Is the Most Beau­ti­ful Thing, which he and his artist girl­friend Annal­isa Barel­li have con­struct­ed.  Please vis­it his web­site and give it a look – won­der­ful, com­pelling images.  I’m a proud father!

Comments

  • This awe­some­ly cre­ative book is enjoyed by the stu­dents in my class­room-thank you Annal­isa and Nathan!

    Karen1 July, 2013
  • I’ve nev­er stud­ies art but I know what I like and I like this book. I’m a typ­i­cal woman. I like clothes, shoes and jew­lery, but I also like things that are visu­al­ly stim­u­lat­ing. Real­ly how many shoes does one need or why stuff a clos­et with clothes I’ll nev­er wear. (Like I’m real­ly going to need a cock­tail dress.) I only have so many fin­gers and if I wear more that one neck­lace I feel like Mr. T. The one thing I don’t have is a cof­fee table book. I’ve told peo­ple this if they ask me what I want to my birth­day or Christ­mas but I haven’t got­ten one yet and I tend to talk myself out of buy things I don’t need. Well this book looks great and it is goin on my Christ­mas list.

    Christina Reyes Arndt23 January, 2012
  • Actu­al­ly there is some evi­dence of a bio­log­i­cal basis for cre­ativ­i­ty. Cre­ativ­i­ty is close­ly linked to curios­i­ty and explorato­ry behav­ior as well as the trait of sen­sa­tion seek­ing and com­pe­tence. It could be linked to a high­ly active right side pre­frontal cor­tex along with the help of the left . They have found that when you split the hemi­spheres that cre­ativ­i­ty is com­plete­ly absent. And as far as per­son­al­i­ty goes, open­ness to expe­ri­ence as opposed to neu­roti­cism is con­nect­ed to cre­ativ­i­ty. Those with more explorato­ry behav­iors and are sen­sa­tion seek­ing use their BAS(behavioral acti­va­tion sys­tem) than the beha­vo­r­ial inhi­bi­tion sys­tem which deals with avoid­ing pun­ish­ment. There is even more than that But that is the gist of it. Haha.

    Brittany Brookshire23 January, 2012
    • Cre­ative acti­va­tion sys­tem ini­ti­at­ed. Excel­lent! Thank you for the won­der­ful com­ments. Please don’t hes­i­tate to buy a book. It is a beau­ti­ful, lim­it­ed edi­tion, col­lec­tors item, def­i­nite­ly worth the $20. WHATEVER YOU ARE DOING IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING

      admin23 January, 2012
  • The blog is cool

    Bessie15 January, 2012

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